Fridge water filters in Australia: match the part number, buy genuine
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Samsung HAF-QIN fridge water filter (genuine)
Samsung's own filter for 13 current French-door models, with a public NSF listing, sold by Amazon Australia and Samsung.
$89 at Samsung, checked 18 Oct 2026 · Amazon's price is on its page
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Our picks at a glance
| Product | Best for newer Samsung French-doorSamsung HAF-QIN fridge water filter (genuine) $89 at Samsung | Best for LG French-doorLG LT1000P fridge water filter (genuine) Price at the retailer | Best for LG side-by-sideLG Side-by-side fridge water filter (genuine) Price at the retailer | Best for Fisher & PaykelFisher & Paykel 847200 fridge water filter (genuine) $59.95 at Fisher & Paykel | Best for Westinghouse and ElectroluxWestinghouse / Electrolux ULX220 replacement water filter, EPTWFU01 (genuine) $89 at Westinghouse shop | Budget pick for LG LT1000P (compatible)Waterdrop LT1000P replacement, 2 pack (compatible) Price at the retailer |
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| Replaces part | HAF-QIN, HAF-QIN/EXP, DA97-17376B | LT1000P (LG Australia part AGF80300705) | Not stated on the listing: match it to your old filter | 847200 | ULX220 (cartridge EPTWFU01, part A13402905) | LG LT1000P |
| Fits | 13 newer Samsung French-door models, e.g. SRF7300SA, SRF9300BFH | LG French-door fridges with an internal filter (GF- models) | LG side-by-side fridges (GS- models) | Most Fisher & Paykel ice-and-water fridges (RF, RS and E model prefixes) | 45 Westinghouse and Electrolux fridge models | The same LG French-door fridges as the LT1000P |
| Genuine or compatible | Genuine Samsung | Genuine LG | Genuine LG | Genuine Fisher & Paykel | Genuine, from the brands' own shops | Compatible (made by Waterdrop, not LG) |
| Certification | NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 (NSF listing for HAF-QIN/EXP DA97-17376B) | LG says it is NSF certified; we found no public listing | The listing says 'WQA certification acquired'; WQA's public directory shows no LG listing | IAPMO lists it under Canada's CSA B483.1: chlorine, chloramine, lead, cysts, mercury, VOCs and more | IAPMO lists the EPTWFU01 cartridge under NSF/ANSI 42 and 53, including PFOA/PFOS | NSF/ANSI 42 for chlorine, taste and odour only (NSF listing for WD-LT1000P) |
| Why it's here | Samsung's own filter for 13 current French-door models, with a public NSF listing, sold by Amazon Australia and Samsung. | LG's own LT1000P, sold by Amazon Australia. LG says it is NSF certified; we found no public listing. | LG's own filter for its GS- side-by-sides, sold by Amazon Australia. Check the part on your old filter first. | Fits most Fisher & Paykel ice-and-water fridges, sold by Fisher & Paykel itself, and IAPMO-listed for lead and cysts. | The genuine EPTWFU01, only from the brands' own shops. Amazon had no genuine stock when we checked. | Two compatible LT1000P filters with an NSF/ANSI 42 listing for chlorine, taste and odour only. |
| Watch out for | Dearer per filter than compatible filters | LG says it is NSF certified, but we found no listing for it at NSF, IAPMO or WQA | The listing doesn't give a part number, so check it against your old filter | Some older fridges with the same model prefix take the 862285, so check the old filter first | Not sold genuine on Amazon Australia: we found only compatible filters there | Certified for chlorine, taste and odour only, not lead or cysts |
| Buy | Today's price on Amazon$89 at Samsung | Today's price on Amazon (2 filters)Check LG (1 filter) | Today's price on Amazon | Today's price on Amazon$59.95 at Fisher & Paykel | $89 at Westinghouse shop$89 at Electrolux shop | Today's price on Amazon |
Samsung's own filter for 13 current French-door models, with a public NSF listing, sold by Amazon Australia and Samsung.
Samsung's own filter for 13 current French-door models, with a public NSF listing, sold by…
Watch out: Dearer per filter than compatible filters
- Replaces part: HAF-QIN, HAF-QIN/EXP, DA97-17376B
- Fits: 13 newer Samsung French-door models, e.g. SRF7300SA, SRF9300BFH
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine Samsung
- Certification: NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 (NSF listing for HAF-QIN/EXP DA97-17376B)
$89 at Samsung, checked 18 Oct 2026 · Amazon's price is on its page
LG's own LT1000P, sold by Amazon Australia. LG says it is NSF certified; we found no public listing.
LG's own LT1000P, sold by Amazon Australia.
Watch out: LG says it is NSF certified, but we found no listing for it at NSF, IAPMO or WQA
- Replaces part: LT1000P (LG Australia part AGF80300705)
- Fits: LG French-door fridges with an internal filter (GF- models)
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine LG
- Certification: LG says it is NSF certified; we found no public listing
Price at the retailer
LG's own filter for its GS- side-by-sides, sold by Amazon Australia. Check the part on your old filter first.
LG's own filter for its GS- side-by-sides, sold by Amazon Australia.
Watch out: The listing doesn't give a part number, so check it against your old filter
- Replaces part: Not stated on the listing: match it to your old filter
- Fits: LG side-by-side fridges (GS- models)
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine LG
- Certification: The listing says 'WQA certification acquired'; WQA's public directory shows no LG listing
Price at the retailer
Fits most Fisher & Paykel ice-and-water fridges, sold by Fisher & Paykel itself, and IAPMO-listed for lead and cysts.
Fits most Fisher & Paykel ice-and-water fridges, sold by Fisher & Paykel itself, and…
Watch out: Some older fridges with the same model prefix take the 862285, so check the old filter…
- Replaces part: 847200
- Fits: Most Fisher & Paykel ice-and-water fridges (RF, RS and E model prefixes)
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine Fisher & Paykel
- Certification: IAPMO lists it under Canada's CSA B483.1: chlorine, chloramine, lead, cysts, mercury, VOCs and more
$59.95 at Fisher & Paykel, checked 18 Oct 2026 · Amazon's price is on its page
The genuine EPTWFU01, only from the brands' own shops. Amazon had no genuine stock when we checked.
The genuine EPTWFU01, only from the brands' own shops.
Watch out: Not sold genuine on Amazon Australia: we found only compatible filters there
- Replaces part: ULX220 (cartridge EPTWFU01, part A13402905)
- Fits: 45 Westinghouse and Electrolux fridge models
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine, from the brands' own shops
- Certification: IAPMO lists the EPTWFU01 cartridge under NSF/ANSI 42 and 53, including PFOA/PFOS
$89 at Westinghouse shop · checked 18 Oct 2026
Two compatible LT1000P filters with an NSF/ANSI 42 listing for chlorine, taste and odour only.
Two compatible LT1000P filters with an NSF/ANSI 42 listing for chlorine, taste and odour only.
Watch out: Certified for chlorine, taste and odour only, not lead or cysts
- Replaces part: LG LT1000P
- Fits: The same LG French-door fridges as the LT1000P
- Genuine or compatible: Compatible (made by Waterdrop, not LG)
- Certification: NSF/ANSI 42 for chlorine, taste and odour only (NSF listing for WD-LT1000P)
Price at the retailer
Quick answer: Match the part number on your old filter, then buy it genuine: from Amazon Australia when Amazon or the fridge maker is the seller, or from the maker's own shop. Newer Samsung French-doors take the HAF-QIN, $89 at Samsung (checked 18 Oct 2026). LG French-doors take the LT1000P. Most Fisher & Paykel fridges take the 847200, $59.95 at Fisher & Paykel. Westinghouse and Electrolux owners should buy the ULX220 from the brands' own shops at $89, because we found no genuine one on Amazon. Change it about every six months. Compatible filters such as Waterdrop cost less but are certified for chlorine, taste and odour only.
How we picked: We matched filters to fridges using the makers' own Australian fit lists (Samsung's filter finder and the Fisher & Paykel, Westinghouse and Electrolux shop pages) and, for LG, the Amazon Australia listings, because LG's pages name no models. We checked who sells each filter on Amazon Australia and looked up certification on the public NSF, IAPMO and WQA listings, all on 18 Oct 2026. We haven't tested these filters hands-on. Fit lists, capacities and change intervals are the makers' own and are labelled as theirs. Not covered yet: Haier, Mitsubishi Electric, Panasonic and Beko fridges, and inline filters for plumbed fridges. Commission never puts a worse product ahead of a better one, but between equal products or shops, one that pays us can go first. Full method.
Fridge filters look alike, but they rarely swap between brands or even between models. What decides fit is the part number on the filter already in your fridge, which is also in the manual. Match that, buy it from a seller you can trust, and change it about every six months.
Find your filter
Start with the old filter’s part number. If it’s gone, use the fridge’s model number. Samsung puts it on a label inside the fridge, high on the left wall, with a second label low on the outside near the front (Samsung’s filter finder). Westinghouse and Electrolux print it on the serial plate after “Mod” (Westinghouse shop).
| Your fridge | Filter | Genuine from | Maker’s shop price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung French-door, newer | HAF-QIN (DA97-17376B) | Samsung · also on Amazon (sold by Amazon) | $89 at Samsung |
| Samsung, other French-door and side-by-side models | HAF-CIN, HAFEX or HAFIN2 (lists below) | Samsung: HAF-CIN, HAFEX | $89 (HAF-CIN), $59 (HAFEX) |
| LG French-door | LT1000P | Amazon Australia (sold by Amazon) or LG | Not shown |
| LG side-by-side | LG side-by-side filter | Amazon Australia (sold by Amazon) | Not shown |
| Fisher & Paykel | 847200 (most), 868686 or 862285 | Fisher & Paykel · also on Amazon (sold by Fisher & Paykel) | $59.95 to $69.95 at Fisher & Paykel |
| Westinghouse and Electrolux | ULX220 (cartridge EPTWFU01) | Westinghouse or Electrolux shops | $89 |
| Hisense | Depends on the model | Confirm with Hisense first | Not checked |
Maker’s shop prices checked 18 October 2026. We can’t show Amazon prices; the Amazon buttons on our picks show today’s price.
Samsung
Samsung’s own filter finder matches each Australian fridge to its filter. This is its list, by the model code Samsung uses on its website (checked 18 October 2026).
- HAF-QIN (also sold as DA97-17376B): SRF630BFH2, SRF644CDLS, SRF645CDBLS, SRF676CDBLS, SRF678CDLS, SRF7300BA, SRF7300SA, SRF7500BB, SRF7500SB, SRF7900BFH, SRF9100BB, SRF9300BFH, SRF9700BFH. It’s our Samsung pick.
- HAF-CIN: SRF651BFH3, SRF653CDLS, SRF665CDBLS, SRF670BFH, SRF671BFH2, SRF677CDBLS, SRF679SWLS, SRF680CDLS, SRF717CDBLS, SRF719DLS, SRF731GDLS, SRF751CCSS, SRF800GDLS, SRF800WGDLS, SRF801GDLS, SRF825BFH4, SRF828SCLS, SRF836WDRS (also shown as SRF863WDRS), SRF867FSBLS, SRF886SCLS, SRF890SWLS, SRF924DLS, SRF936CLS, SRF1028CCRS, and the SRS588DLS, SRS636SCLS, SRS637DLS and SRS877GDHLS side-by-sides. The genuine HAF-CIN listings we found on Amazon were sold by third-party sellers, so buy it from Samsung.
- HAFEX: SRF527DSB, SRF527DSIST, SRF527DSLS, SRF528DSIS, SRF533DLS, SRF579DIS, SRF579DLS, SRF582DBLS, SRF583DLS, SRF635BLS, SRF5300BD, SRF5300SD, and the SRS565DHLS, SRS580DHLS, SRS583HDP, SRS584HDB, SRS585HDIS, SRS585HDSS, SRS594HNSS, SRS607HDSS, SRS609HDW, SRS610HDSS, SRS611DLS, SRS620MDMB, SRS625HNW, SRS626HNSS, SRS673DMB and SRS675DLS side-by-sides. Samsung also lists a HAFEF filter for the SRS620MDMB and SRS675DLS.
- HAFIN2: SRF639GDSS, SRF752DSS, and the SRS585DTKGM, SRS585JDHSS, SRS596NP, SRS606DHLS, SRS611HDHSS, SRS617DW, SRS619DHSS, SRS620DW, SRS621DP, SRS622DSS, SRS676GDHLS, SRS683GDHB, SRS683GDHLS, SRS684GDHSS, SRS690GDLS, SRS691GDIS, SRS700DP, SRS700DSS, SRS702GDHSS, SRS733DW, SRS735DHSS, SRS757DW, SRS758DP, SRS768DSS, SRS769DHSS, SRS800DHAL and SRS800DHSS side-by-sides.
- HAFIN3: SRS750QDUS and SRS752QDUS.
For HAFIN2 and HAFIN3, ask Samsung support: the Samsung-branded listings we found on Amazon for older Samsung filters were sold by third-party sellers.
LG
LG Australia’s filter page lists four fridge water filters: the LT1000P, LT800P, LT700P and a side-by-side external filter (part ADQ73693903). Its product pages don’t say which fridges each one fits, so match the filter you’re replacing.
- LT1000P is the internal filter in LG’s French-door fridges. The Amazon Australia twin-pack listing names models starting GF-V900, GF-V700, GF-D700, GF-L700, GF-V500, GF-L500, GF-D706, GF-D708 and GF-L570. It’s our LG pick. Amazon Australia also sells single LT1000P filters.
- Side-by-side: the LG filter Amazon Australia sells for side-by-sides names the GS-V600, GS-D600, GS-L600, GS-D665, GS-L668, GS-V635, GS-D635 and GS-L635 among others, but not its part number. It’s our side-by-side pick; check the shape and number against your old filter before you order.
- LT800P and LT700P: buy these from LG. The LT800P listing we found on Amazon wasn’t sold by LG or Amazon.
Fisher & Paykel
Fisher & Paykel sells three fridge water filters, each on its own shop and on Amazon Australia, where Fisher & Paykel itself is the seller. Its own fit lists (checked 18 October 2026):
- 847200 ($59.95): models beginning E402, E442, RF135, RF170, RF201, RF402, RF522, RF540, RF605, RF610, RF730, RS1884, RS2484, RS3084, RS36, RS4621, RS6121, RS7621, RS90 and RS9120. It’s our Fisher & Paykel pick.
- 868686 ($69.95): models beginning RF500Q, plus Haier’s HRF580YP and HRF680YP (Fisher & Paykel).
- 862285 ($59.95): older freestanding E522, E402, E442, RF522, RF402, RF442, RF610, RF201 and RF540 fridges. It replaces parts 836848 and 862284 (Fisher & Paykel).
Some prefixes, such as E402 and RF610, appear on two lists. Fisher & Paykel’s advice is to check the part number on the old filter before you buy.
Westinghouse and Electrolux
Both brands use the same filter: the ULX220, which holds the EPTWFU01 cartridge (filter part A13402905). The Westinghouse shop and Electrolux shop both had it at $89 when we checked, and the Westinghouse shop charges $14.95 for standard delivery in 5 to 10 days. Their fit lists:
- Westinghouse: WBE5360SA, WHE5260SA, WHE5264SB, WHE5264SC, WHE5650SD, WHE6060SA, WHE6060SB, WHE6170BB, WHE6170SB, WHE6270SB, WHE6351SA, WHE6874BA, WHE6874SA, WHE7074SA, WQE5650BA, WQE5750BB, WQE6060BA, WQE6060BB, WQE6060SA, WQE6060SB, WQE6170BB, WQE6870BA, WQE6870SA, WSE6170SA and WSE6870SA.
- Electrolux: EBE5367SA, EBE5367SB, EBE5367SC, EHE5267BB, EHE5267BC, EHE5267SA, EHE5267SB, EHE5267SC, EHE6191BB, EHE6899BA, EHE6899SA, EQE5607BA, EQE5657BA, EQE5757BB, EQE6160SA, EQE6870BA, EQE6870SA, ERE5047SA, ERE5047SB and ERE5047SC.
We found no genuine EPTWFU01 sold by Amazon Australia or Electrolux on Amazon, only compatibles. So our pick sends you to the brands’ shops.
Hisense
The only Hisense-branded fridge filter we found on Amazon Australia is the HX2019FR-A. It’s imported from Amazon’s US store, and its listing names US fridge models. NSF lists it under NSF/ANSI 42, 53, 401 and 372 (made by Microfilter Co.), and IAPMO under NSF/ANSI 42. Australian Hisense fridges may take a different filter: Australian parts seller Ricambi lists a Hisense filter, part K2100988, for the RQ760N4IFE, RF793N4SASE and RF815N4SESE, for example. Confirm your model’s part number with Hisense support before you buy. That’s why it isn’t a pick.
Genuine or compatible?
“Genuine” on this page means the filter is sold by the fridge maker or by Amazon Australia itself. Plenty of Amazon listings carry the Samsung, LG or Electrolux name but are sold by third-party sellers. The filter inside may be fine, but we can’t vouch for stock we can’t trace.
The bigger difference is certification. NSF/ANSI 42 covers chlorine, taste and odour. NSF/ANSI 53 covers health-related contaminants, and each listing names the ones that filter was tested for. Here’s what the public listings show (NSF, IAPMO and WQA, checked 18 October 2026):
- Samsung HAF-QIN: NSF lists it under NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401.
- Fisher & Paykel 847200: IAPMO lists it under Canada’s CSA B483.1 standard, rated 170 US gallons, for chlorine, chloramine, lead, cysts, mercury, VOCs and more. The older 862285 is IAPMO-listed under NSF/ANSI 42 for chlorine and particulates.
- Westinghouse and Electrolux EPTWFU01: IAPMO lists the cartridge (sold in the US as the Frigidaire PureSource Ultra II) under NSF/ANSI 42 and 53, including PFOA and PFOS.
- LG LT1000P: LG says it is NSF certified; we found no public listing for it under LG at NSF, IAPMO or WQA. Only aftermarket LT1000P copies are listed.
- Waterdrop compatibles (for LG LT1000P, Samsung HAF-QIN and HAF-CIN, and Fisher & Paykel 847200): NSF/ANSI 42 for chlorine, taste and odour only. They aren’t certified for lead or cysts.
Compatibles cost less. Capital-city water in Australia is treated to the national drinking water guidelines (our city guide), so on it a fridge filter is mostly about taste and smell, so a compatible with an NSF/ANSI 42 listing is a fair choice. If you want the wider listing, buy genuine.
How often to change it
About every six months, but the makers word it differently:
- LG: every six months or 200 US gallons, about 757 litres (LG).
- Fisher & Paykel: every six months. Its shop also offers a six-monthly subscription at $53.95 a filter with free delivery, which it says you can cancel any time.
- Westinghouse and Electrolux: every six months or less, and a slower flow is a sign it’s due. If you choose the shops’ auto-delivery, check the interval: it was set to every four months when we looked.
- Samsung: the fridge’s filter light turns red when it’s due. Samsung rates the HAF-QIN and HAF-CIN at 300 US gallons, about 1,135 litres, and puts month stickers in the box.
The picks
Each pick is the genuine filter for one group of fridges, plus one cheaper compatible. Samsung HAF-QIN owners get Samsung’s own filter with a public NSF listing, from Amazon Australia or Samsung. LG French-door owners get the genuine LT1000P twin pack, a year’s supply; just know that LG’s NSF claim has no public listing we could find. LG side-by-side owners get LG’s own filter from Amazon, once they’ve matched it to the old one. Fisher & Paykel owners get the 847200 straight from Fisher & Paykel. Westinghouse and Electrolux owners should buy the ULX220 from the brands’ shops. If you’d rather pay less for an LG LT1000P, the Waterdrop 2-pack is a compatible with an NSF/ANSI 42 listing for chlorine, taste and odour only.
The competition
These are also on sale in Australia. We checked them on 18 October 2026.
- Samsung and LG filters from third-party sellers on Amazon (DA97-17376B, HAF-CIN, DA29-00003G, HAFEX, LT1000P, LT800P). Most of these models are NSF-listed, HAF-CIN and DA29-00003G included, but we can’t vouch for the stock.
- A listing spelling the brand “Smasung”, labelled as a compatible while its brand field says Samsung. Skip it.
- “4 X ELECTROLUX Fridge Water Filter EPTWFU01” on Amazon. Its brand field says Generic, so it isn’t genuine despite the title.
- Crystal Pure EPTWFU01 compatible on Amazon. It says its materials are “certified against NSF42”; we found no listing.
- Waterdrop WD-F45 (for Samsung HAF-QIN) and WD-F27 (for HAF-CIN). Compatibles, NSF/ANSI 42 for chlorine, taste and odour only; Waterdrop rates them at about 300 US gallons or six months.
- Waterdrop 847200 3-pack (for Fisher & Paykel). The same NSF/ANSI 42-only listing, against the genuine filter’s wider IAPMO listing.
- Hisense HX2019FR-A, imported from Amazon’s US store. It’s well listed, but its fit list names US fridges (see above).
For more on Waterdrop as a brand, see our Waterdrop guide. If you want filtered water from the kitchen tap as well as the fridge, the under-sink guide covers plumbed options.
Where to buy our picks
- Samsung HAF-QIN fridge water filter (genuine)See today's price on Amazon
- LG LT1000P fridge water filter (genuine)See today's price on Amazon (2 filters)
- LG Side-by-side fridge water filter (genuine)See today's price on Amazon
- Fisher & Paykel 847200 fridge water filter (genuine)See today's price on Amazon
- Westinghouse / Electrolux ULX220 replacement water filter, EPTWFU01 (genuine)$89 at Westinghouse shop
- Waterdrop LT1000P replacement, 2 pack (compatible)See today's price on Amazon
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The picks in detail
Tap a pick for its full specs, pros and cons and every shop.
Best for newer Samsung French-doorSamsung HAF-QIN fridge water filter (genuine)
$89 at Samsung · checked 18 Oct 2026Specs, pros and cons, all 2 shops
Samsung's own filter for 13 current French-door models, with a public NSF listing, sold by Amazon Australia and Samsung.
- Replaces part: HAF-QIN, HAF-QIN/EXP, DA97-17376B
- Fits: 13 newer Samsung French-door models, e.g. SRF7300SA, SRF9300BFH
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine Samsung
- Certification: NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 (NSF listing for HAF-QIN/EXP DA97-17376B)
- Fridge models: SRF630BFH2, SRF644CDLS, SRF645CDBLS, SRF676CDBLS, SRF678CDLS, SRF7300BA, SRF7300SA, SRF7500BB, SRF7500SB, SRF7900BFH, SRF9100BB, SRF9300BFH, SRF9700BFH (Samsung Australia's filter finder)
- Change every: When the fridge's filter light turns red. Samsung rates it at 300 US gallons, about 1,135 litres
- Yearly cost: $178 if you change it twice a year, at Samsung's $89 price
- Sold by: Amazon Australia, or Samsung's online shop ($89)
Pros
- Public NSF listing under NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401
- Sold by Amazon Australia itself or by Samsung, not a marketplace seller
- Samsung's own finder confirms which fridges it fits
Cons
- Dearer per filter than compatible filters
- Fits newer models only: many older Samsung French-doors take the HAF-CIN
Paid links: we may earn a commission. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Price checked 18 Oct 2026.
Best for LG French-doorLG LT1000P fridge water filter (genuine)
See retailer · checked 18 Oct 2026Specs, pros and cons, all 2 shops
LG's own LT1000P, sold by Amazon Australia. LG says it is NSF certified; we found no public listing.
- Replaces part: LT1000P (LG Australia part AGF80300705)
- Fits: LG French-door fridges with an internal filter (GF- models)
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine LG
- Certification: LG says it is NSF certified; we found no public listing
- Fridge models: Models starting GF-V900, GF-V700, GF-D700, GF-L700, GF-V500, GF-L500, GF-D706, GF-D708 and GF-L570 (the Amazon Australia twin-pack listing; LG's own page lists no models)
- Change every: 6 months or 200 US gallons, about 757 litres (LG)
- Pack: 2 filters on Amazon, a year at LG's interval; single filters at LG Australia
- Sold by: Amazon Australia, or LG Australia
Pros
- Genuine LG, sold by Amazon Australia itself
- The twin pack covers a year at LG's six-month interval
Cons
- LG says it is NSF certified, but we found no listing for it at NSF, IAPMO or WQA
- The fridge model list comes from the Amazon listing, as LG's own page names no models
Paid links: we may earn a commission. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Price checked 18 Oct 2026.
Best for LG side-by-sideLG Side-by-side fridge water filter (genuine)
See retailer · checked 18 Oct 2026Specs, pros and cons and where to buy
LG's own filter for its GS- side-by-sides, sold by Amazon Australia. Check the part on your old filter first.
- Replaces part: Not stated on the listing: match it to your old filter
- Fits: LG side-by-side fridges (GS- models)
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine LG
- Certification: The listing says 'WQA certification acquired'; WQA's public directory shows no LG listing
- Fridge models: GS-V600, GS-D600, GS-L600, GS-D665, GS-L668, GS-V635, GS-D635, GS-L635 and more (the Amazon Australia listing)
- Change every: Not stated on the listing. LG rates its LT1000P at 6 months
- Sold by: Amazon Australia
Pros
- Genuine LG, sold by Amazon Australia itself
- Covers LG's GS- side-by-side range
Cons
- The listing doesn't give a part number, so check it against your old filter
- Its WQA claim has no matching public WQA listing
Paid links: we may earn a commission. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Price checked 18 Oct 2026.
Best for Fisher & PaykelFisher & Paykel 847200 fridge water filter (genuine)
$59.95 at Fisher & Paykel · checked 18 Oct 2026Specs, pros and cons, all 2 shops
Fits most Fisher & Paykel ice-and-water fridges, sold by Fisher & Paykel itself, and IAPMO-listed for lead and cysts.
- Replaces part: 847200
- Fits: Most Fisher & Paykel ice-and-water fridges (RF, RS and E model prefixes)
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine Fisher & Paykel
- Certification: IAPMO lists it under Canada's CSA B483.1: chlorine, chloramine, lead, cysts, mercury, VOCs and more
- Fridge models: Models beginning E402, E442, RF135, RF170, RF201, RF402, RF522, RF540, RF605, RF610, RF730, RS1884, RS2484, RS3084, RS36, RS4621, RS6121, RS7621, RS90, RS9120 (Fisher & Paykel). Some older E402, E442, RF522 and RF610 fridges take the 862285 instead, so check your old filter
- Capacity: 170 US gallons, about 640 litres (IAPMO listing)
- Change every: 6 months (Fisher & Paykel)
- Yearly cost: $119.90 for two at Fisher & Paykel's $59.95 price
- Sold by: Fisher & Paykel itself, on Amazon Australia and in its own shop ($59.95)
Pros
- Sold by Fisher & Paykel itself, on Amazon and in its own shop
- IAPMO listing names lead, cysts and chloramine among what it reduces
Cons
- Some older fridges with the same model prefix take the 862285, so check the old filter first
- Lower rated capacity than the Samsung and LG filters here: 170 US gallons
Paid links: we may earn a commission. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Price checked 18 Oct 2026.
Best for Westinghouse and ElectroluxWestinghouse / Electrolux ULX220 replacement water filter, EPTWFU01 (genuine)
$89 at Westinghouse shop · checked 18 Oct 2026Specs, pros and cons, all 2 shops
The genuine EPTWFU01, only from the brands' own shops. Amazon had no genuine stock when we checked.
- Replaces part: ULX220 (cartridge EPTWFU01, part A13402905)
- Fits: 45 Westinghouse and Electrolux fridge models
- Genuine or compatible: Genuine, from the brands' own shops
- Certification: IAPMO lists the EPTWFU01 cartridge under NSF/ANSI 42 and 53, including PFOA/PFOS
- Fridge models: Westinghouse: WBE5360SA, WHE5260SA, WHE5264SB, WHE5264SC, WHE5650SD, WHE6060SA, WHE6060SB, WHE6170BB, WHE6170SB, WHE6270SB, WHE6351SA, WHE6874BA, WHE6874SA, WHE7074SA, WQE5650BA, WQE5750BB, WQE6060BA, WQE6060BB, WQE6060SA, WQE6060SB, WQE6170BB, WQE6870BA, WQE6870SA, WSE6170SA, WSE6870SA. Electrolux: EBE5367SA, EBE5367SB, EBE5367SC, EHE5267BB, EHE5267BC, EHE5267SA, EHE5267SB, EHE5267SC, EHE6191BB, EHE6899BA, EHE6899SA, EQE5607BA, EQE5657BA, EQE5757BB, EQE6160SA, EQE6870BA, EQE6870SA, ERE5047SA, ERE5047SB, ERE5047SC (the brands' shop pages)
- Change every: 6 months or less (Westinghouse)
- Yearly cost: $178 for two at the shops' $89 price, plus delivery ($14.95 standard at the Westinghouse shop)
- Sold by: Westinghouse and Electrolux online shops only. We found no genuine one sold by Amazon Australia
Pros
- Genuine, straight from Westinghouse's and Electrolux's own shops
- The EPTWFU01 cartridge is IAPMO-listed under NSF/ANSI 42 and 53
Cons
- Not sold genuine on Amazon Australia: we found only compatible filters there
- Delivery is extra on small orders
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Budget pick for LG LT1000P (compatible)Waterdrop LT1000P replacement, 2 pack (compatible)
See retailer · checked 18 Oct 2026Specs, pros and cons and where to buy
Two compatible LT1000P filters with an NSF/ANSI 42 listing for chlorine, taste and odour only.
- Replaces part: LG LT1000P
- Fits: The same LG French-door fridges as the LT1000P
- Genuine or compatible: Compatible (made by Waterdrop, not LG)
- Certification: NSF/ANSI 42 for chlorine, taste and odour only (NSF listing for WD-LT1000P)
- Change every: 6 months or 200 US gallons (Waterdrop)
- Pack: 2 filters, a year's worth
- Sold by: WaterdropDirect AU (Waterdrop's own store), shipped by Amazon
Pros
- Has a public NSF/ANSI 42 listing, which LG's own LT1000P doesn't
- Two filters a pack, from Waterdrop's own store
Cons
- Certified for chlorine, taste and odour only, not lead or cysts
- A compatible part, not LG's own
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know which filter fits my fridge?
The part number printed on the filter already in your fridge is the quickest check, and the manual lists it too. Otherwise use the fridge's model number: Samsung puts it on a label inside the fridge, high on the left wall, and Westinghouse and Electrolux print it on the serial plate after 'Mod'. Samsung's online filter finder and the Westinghouse and Electrolux shops' fit checkers match the model to the filter.
How often should I change a fridge water filter?
About every six months. LG says six months or 200 US gallons (about 757 litres), Fisher & Paykel says six months, and Westinghouse says six months or less. Samsung's fridges turn the filter light red when it's due. A slower flow from the dispenser is another sign, Westinghouse says.
Are compatible fridge filters any good?
They usually cost less, and the Waterdrop ones we found have public NSF/ANSI 42 listings, which cover chlorine, taste and odour only. They aren't certified for lead or cysts. The genuine Samsung, Fisher & Paykel and Westinghouse/Electrolux filters have wider listings. Capital-city water in Australia is treated to the national drinking water guidelines, so on it a fridge filter is mostly about taste and smell.
Does a fridge filter remove fluoride?
No. None of these filters' listings mention fluoride, and carbon doesn't remove it. Reverse osmosis does: see our fluoride filter guide.
Is a filter sold as 'genuine' on Amazon always genuine?
Not always. Several listings use the Samsung, LG or Electrolux name but are sold by third-party sellers, and one titled as Electrolux has a 'Generic' brand. We only call a filter genuine when Amazon Australia or the fridge maker is the seller.